Pentagon Says Personnel Can Disclose UFO Information to PURSUE Without Penalty
The US Department of Defense said current and former personnel may now share information on unidentified flying objects without breaching nondisclosure agreements, according to a report by TASS.
The Pentagon has said that current and former personnel are now permitted to disclose information related to UFOs, according to a report by TASS, a Russian state news agency.
The US Department of Defense stated that such personnel can provide information to representatives of PURSUE without facing penalties for breaching existing nondisclosure agreements, TASS reported.
The report did not provide additional details on the scope of the disclosure allowance, the process for personnel to come forward, or further specifics about PURSUE and its role in collecting the information.
TASS did not cite additional Pentagon officials or documents beyond the department's statement referenced in its report.
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